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USC continues checking off its remaining needs in this 2021 recruiting class, picking up a commitment Friday from 3-star wide receiver Joshua Moore, out of Atlanta, Ga.
Moore had been committed to Stanford since May as a defensive back, but the Trojans like the versatile athlete on the offensive side and compelled him to change his college plans with an aggressive recruitment over the last few weeks.
**Read our full interview with Moore on his decision here**
As always, we break down USC's latest commitment from all angles, including scouting reports from our experts and Moore's Marist School coach Alan Chadwick, plus a look in the film room and what it means for this 2021 Trojans class.
What it means for USC
The Trojans now have three 2021 wide receiver commits, including 4-star Rivals100 prospect Quaydarius Davis (Dallas, Texas) and 4-star Rivals250 standout Michael Jackson III (Las Vegas, Nev.).
That could be it for this Trojans WR class, but the door is not closed on adding another at the position if it's the right guy.
USC has continued recruiting 4-star WR Titus Mokiao-Atimalala (Ewa Beach, Hawaii), as well as some other big-name prospects committed elsewhere, and just offered 3-star Kansas decommitment Keon Coleman (Opelousas, La.) earlier this week.
In short, if USC hangs on to both Jackson (that seems a given) and Davis (who hasn't said much since his commitment in May), it doesn't need another WR in this class, but the Trojans may have room scholarship-wise depending on what happens at other positions and whether or not there is mutual interest with another impact wideout.
Overall, USC's needs on the offensive side in general are just about addressed, aside from a potential second tight end and second running back.
The Trojans have 21 public commitments overall and rank No. 4 nationally in the Rivals rankings.
